Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-12


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time When fha hnnsa Was IN J ! nn,,sn
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Cant. Marlnwss snn Robert WAS Domino
home. he would Be- here soon now
Id had haen II Snn,h oar;,a and m
was more than wear 400 thai Ia I,ad
come , . awav.- Mrs Mariow srecnlatt ia
IL how bis CONT, :. ,vonId .ffae,
kathleen. who seemed as ioyfnIIv cage,
to prepare for him a. she did Rerself..
But when ne came the broad shoulder.
Cd captain Of the H,ph-flver was "a,
more affacted than Was Kaihlaan ss;S
81 was Robert who fret minced he,
to stem into a boat. She seemed
ashamed of her fears. Int her fare WAS
yery pale as thew took the first sai]
down the river together. AS the time
went on she grew accustomed to the
water and came to enjoy It. MANY.
were the sails the two took during the
long Summer afternoons. On one Of
these as they rowed slow along toward
cove bordering the father side OF thp
island. Robert said. looking off 10 the
wooded islands beyond. with their
green branches reflected in the Shep-
scots clear water. ..How still Il Isl,
We might fancy ourselves the only peo.
ple anywhere about .+'lsJr.l*
He let the oars rest and the boat
drifted slowly; the tapping Of the
waves was the only sound. ..55s NJ
~ Yes" Kathleen returned. II was
foolish not to like the water
..You like 1t now pr . 's.s.. "
..When am with vou.' The words
came so quickly, and she did not look
up, but sat as before, with one hand
over the boat's side just touching the
wafer, !
The young man leaned suddenly to-
ward her. Kathleen" he said. ..stav
with me always. Come with me over
the water where [ am going. I want
yon-need you- can't Won love ma
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The rjrl looked nm at him with tho
WONDERING look * child ..I.ova
vnn.,' she said. ..of course: ara Won not
nv brother.', -
t.No. 7 don't want a. sister,s love I
want q wife's. -.
The hr;oht color that bod hoor -, +he
oirl's face until now d;ad snddon,v o,t
q startled. troubled look came into tho
brown ewes looking up at him.
..Oh. Robert! I can't. Ican't,', ~
He started more At her voice than
ber words and asLad on;or1v ..Wha
can't voup,'
For moment she sean,ea STIR, o,~,; ;, = :,
with herself then with = 5as'ia;,; s
faca che cr;ed 81 dor,t kno~. + aan;f
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A few weeks ,oter tbev vere ~. !.
a call ON some friends 1T Rnhart's m 9
NEIGH hnr;nr Island. on o,,on ,o;ana
stoed noar ,,,hara Ho+hIaoo ~ pa ut
al and as thew wara to ro aho wow 80, ~
It. and struck ! few notes, The others
tnrned in SUNRISE. thew did not Lnon
che nlaved. bnts without hoal;nr thon,
she seated herself. and after a few nm
certain touches her fin oars flo ~ 1;rb t1u
over the KEYS. brinoing ont snch meIo.
Az nc it, owner had never Known now
f. awaken Robert and his 'fr;a .,S
stood amazed 80 ono oftar .notha, t,,s
so1oct;ons folI,11.,d a.oh otha,. =. ..'; S
snccass;on Student" tho sri,, r. 80
bowed her head on her hands and soh'
hed alond. 3,s = -
4 Somethin a. 1;ha ] wool of+o,. chic - !.
,stranoar cane across 10 h;ar rnol anS =
made Ills way ia the side dnor ~ The tha
old NARROW honse. il vonnr man with
clear-cnt featnres and an nnn,;sta Ia hlu
well-bred Air There was an eager
look in the steel-blue ewes and q SIM
pressed excitement in his manner.
when he asked the cray-haired woman
at the door If she was Mrs. Marlow
He introduced himself by q card on
which was tho norra Evorott Mo,,1to.
Then he entered and made Lnowr
his cal1 - :. 4. - !: = :
Kathleen came into the next room,
while he was sneak,np. She heard tia
voice and naused. the tronhled 1onl
coming into her face. then Cha went
nearer and stood in the doorway, The
young man turned. and saw her AZ she
started toward him with LIGHT break
inc into her face. =
r. "EVer6tt, She said, Softly. shave You
come for mep'' &.s.- :, &c.
- Eyes. Kathleen 4 G.. ....s. 5s
And Mrs. MARROW. with tears in her
ewes. went out and left them alone. :.
Ere long the story became known.
"A little more than 3 wear back Kath-
leen BRAY. the daughter Of = man of
snpnosed wealth. found herse1f mon
his death. left nenniless and alona Che
accented for the summer The nos;tion
Of pianist at a popular hotel. where she
met Everett Moulton. The acouaint-
ance grew into something more than
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